| A dwarfish, funny-looking man dressed in a fine suit leaped down from the driver's seat, smiling like a child. |
| The dress of the dwarfish Jew was not, however, favourable to this expedient. |
| We can think about dwarfish magnets, wide some about ten milionesimi of millimeter. |
| This is how the dwarfish, hawk-nosed Georgina came to be in the company of a beefy police lieutenant. |
| Magnetic information consist in dwarfish areas of the surface of the disk in which a magnetic field is preserved. |
| Occasionally we see a small fir or pines has dwarfish or deformed shape due to the many snowfalls. |
